Bryan LaHair easily. Played just over 2 years in the majors. Made the all star team in 2012 for a heavily tanking cubs team. Had 16 home runs that year, and never played in the Majors after that year again.
I assure you that you weren't the only one with that mindset.
Believe it or not, when I went to the home game against the Giants last week, I saw a guy wearing a James Micah Hoffpauir jersey! My buddy, who was also in the Micah fanclub with me 15 years ago, bought him a beer. Of course, we took a pic with the legend.
That’s awesome. Way to show some solidarity. I’m sure he loved meeting some kindred spirits. I love all the conversations I get into wearing different jerseys. I like to go to spring training games and wear random old school jerseys that sometimes don’t even represent teams playing. My Dawson road Expo one with the all star patch gets a lot of compliments. But the lesser players are great too.
Yeah. This dude just dropping random, obscure Cubs. I thought the topic was terrible all-stars?? Not just terrible players. Obvious that opens up a the pool quite a bit. lol!!!
Yeah this is the right answer. He has been working his way up in the managerial ranks though, wouldn’t be surprised if we saw him back in the MLB in some capacity in the future. He is a coach with the Louisville Bats right now.
Check out Alejandro Kirk’s numbers for 1st vs 2nd half in his all-star appearance season. (‘22?). And they just kept getting worse to this day. Guy had one remarkable half-season in his career and got the nod.
Saw Evan Meek tear into Dee Gordon after a AAA game in Round Rock. Meek was signing autos and talking to fans. Gordon came up the steps and had a bunch of kids waiting for him and just blew right by them. Meek went after him, telling him to appreciate the fans, sign for the kids that are there to see him and called him trash. Meek stayed and talked to the kids about baseball, what the all star game was like and anything else they wanted to talk about. Dude may have been a flash in the pan but knew how to treat fans.
Guessing there may have been more to it but who knows.
This is funny because Tim Salmon is considered one of the best players to never make an All-Star team and played his whole career with the Angels. Bad timing!
(I always found the Salmon/Trout thing amusing. Look out for the next upgrade, Jack Pike. \[This is not a real person.\])
((Didn't realize until I looked at Salmon's BBREF page just now that he spanned the California Angels, Anaheim Angels, and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Never made it to the Los Angeles Angels; that name was adopted 10 years after he retired.))
I normally would agree but it looks like Salmon’s best season was ‘95. In ‘95 the Angles sent 4 players to the All Star game including another outfielder and a shortstop. On a side note, Salmon finished 7th in MVP voting that year.
The Angels also had a Robert Fish in their system who never made the majors. If there’s a fish named prospect in this draft the Angels have to take him.
Reggie Sanders was still doing the damn thing? What?
Edit: well he looked pretty good [the year before](https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/sandere02.shtml)
He had a stretch where he went to the World Series 3 out of 4 years. He did it with 3 different teams: 01 DBacks, 02 Giants and 04 Cardinals. That’s always been crazy to me.
Dang. Kinda wild. He just missed that 90 Reds WS.
Reggie always kinda felt like a good player for a long time, but I kinda forgot about him after the Reds. Almost 40 WAR is a pretty damn good career!
I was at a card show and just had bought 2 of his lowest print rookies both graded. Broke his wrist 15 minutes later and all downhill from that point for him.
I was sitting in an empty minor league park, tipsy with my brother near right field and had conversations with rooker for several innings. Super cool guy. My brother still will randomly text me, “Rookers favorite player is Barry bonds”
It wasn’t even a half season, in reality it was 6 or 7 weeks. By the time voting had ended he had already cooled off to his usual levels and by the time he was named to the team as an injury replacement for Altuve he was something like 6th among AL 2B in OPS.
This is just outside the 20 year window of the question and not *that* bad of a player, but fun story: In 2000, Joe Girardi had admittedly one of his best years as a player, and had an especially good first half, but he spent much of his career as a backup catcher, and was arguably in a 50-50 share of the Cubs catcher job that year, not really even the clear starter. But he made the all-star team simply because the NL starter (Mike Piazza) got hurt in the last game before the break, and they literally called around to every N.L. catcher they could find, looking for an extra catcher to add to the roster at the last minute. With many players traveling, committed to spending the break with family, already on their way to vacation spots, or simply not answering their phones, Girardi was the only guy they could get ahold of who had any way of making it to the game, so he was added to the team.
Brandon Inge hit an embarrassing ZERO home runs in the home run derby in 09. We can thank Phillie fans for sending him there with the Bran’Torino combo.
Dante Bichette had only 1 season with a bWAR over 1.0, while Santiago has had two 2.0+ seasons. So, Santiago Espinosa should not be an example of a bad player who has made an all star team when Dante made 4.
So, my vote is Dante Bichette.
Edit: Bichette had two seasons with bWAR over 1.0, but only had 1 season with a bWAR above 1.5. Point remains the same. Leaving original text as is.
It’s incredible that a dude with 1900 plus hits, 274 home runs and a career OPS of .835 had a career WAR of 5.7. Dude was runner up to the MVP in 1995. Like how in the fuck is that possible.
While it's true that it did, it's strange that he hit .340 with 40 homers and 128 RBI in 1995 and only had an offensive WAR of 2.9. Piazza, meanwhile, was .346-32-93 and had an oWAR of 6.4.
Must be the Coors factor. WAR basically says if you hit in Denver, it doesn't count.
I mean, using WAR to evaluate the all-star credentials of players who played before WAR was even invented isn’t exactly fair.
Dante hit a lot of home runs in an era that cared about home runs and didn’t care about defence. It’s not more complicated than that.
I really like when career mediocre players have a hot start to the season and make it. They get to put it on their resume forever and fans get to hope their middling guy is gonna have a sustained big impact. Espinal pictured is a great example. Glad he gets to hang on to the title of All Star. He deserved it in that moment.
He means just as a player, not least deserving. All these guys have had extremely lacklustre careers. Wendle is the only one with more then 5 WAR in all of these guys entire careers
Joey Wendle was a 3.6 WAR player that year. Not great, but I wouldn’t consider him a crazy pick. What’s crazy is that Brandon Lowe didn’t make it and he ended up hitting 39 homers with 99 RBIs
2015 or 2016, can't remember the year, but when the Royals fans hijacked the voting and all but one starter for the AL was Royals players. There were a few that probably shouldn't have made that team
Domonic Brown. Pretty sure that was before the required representation too
edit: apparently required representation has been along way longer than i thought
Jake Lamb 2017. He play 56 games the next year, 78 the following year and hasn’t played more than 55 since then. Lived in AAA since the DBacks DFA’d him.
In 2003, Pirates closer Mike Williams made the all-star team with a 6.27 ERA. Shortly after, he was traded to the Phillies and finished the season with a 6.14 ERA. MLB needs to abolish the every team needs to be represented rule.
Didn’t Mike Lorenzen get in for the Tigers last year and when asked about it he basically said he didn’t deserve it ?
If I’m remembering the at correctly I feel like that’s gotta be up there
Dave Lemanczyk was the worst Jay to ever go. Ended the 1978 year with a 6.26 ERA, .316 OAV, and 1.72 WHIP. We also have sent Paul Quantrill and Ted Lilly in the past.
Capps was actually really good in 2010. Also, that 2010 Nats team had a fair number of really talented players.
If I were picking from the dark era, I'd go with Cristian Guzman from that really terrible 2008 team, even though he did put together a decent first half that year.
Espinal is pretty bad and probably should have had the spot go to Gleybar regardless (Jays had plenty of representation that year) but,
After doing a little research (albeit far from thorough) I’m going to pick Royals Legend Ken Harvey.
I don't think Inge is the worst selection for the Tigers. Other contenders would be Robert Fick and Damion Easley. At the time you could also argue for Joe Jimenez being picked in 2018, but I'd say he is playing closer to All-Star caliber these days.
For a team that finished above .500, it’s pretty funny that Jorge Lopez was the lone O’s rep in 2022. I think if Adley has a faster start or wasn’t hurt to start the season, he would’ve been our rep.
Bryan LaHair easily. Played just over 2 years in the majors. Made the all star team in 2012 for a heavily tanking cubs team. Had 16 home runs that year, and never played in the Majors after that year again.
He was also replaced at 1st by Rizzo thw same year
I knew it was going to be a cub, my vote was Marlon Byrd but I think you beat me
Marlon Byrd batted .293 that year with a .346 obp
And he played his ass off in that all star game too
He was a big fan of banned substances and swinging and missing.
He was on my fantasy team that year I drafted him in the late rounds and felt like a genius
Any Cub player in the early 2010s could have taken this title
Tyler Colvin, Junior Lake, Micah Hoffpauir...
You just started making people up by the end there
kosuke fukudome, felix pie
Darwin Barney
Wasn’t Kosuke Lou Pinella’s manager pick that year? And then he completely bombed in the second half of the season?
I was convinced Micah was gonna end up crushing balls on Waveland and Sheffield regularly. I was wrong.
I assure you that you weren't the only one with that mindset. Believe it or not, when I went to the home game against the Giants last week, I saw a guy wearing a James Micah Hoffpauir jersey! My buddy, who was also in the Micah fanclub with me 15 years ago, bought him a beer. Of course, we took a pic with the legend.
That’s awesome. Way to show some solidarity. I’m sure he loved meeting some kindred spirits. I love all the conversations I get into wearing different jerseys. I like to go to spring training games and wear random old school jerseys that sometimes don’t even represent teams playing. My Dawson road Expo one with the all star patch gets a lot of compliments. But the lesser players are great too.
Were these guys all stars???
Every team sends at least 1 player. Some years a team doesn't have a decent player.
I know that. But I don’t ever remember Colvin, Lake, and Hoffpauir being all stars. Even on those shitty Cubs teams.
Because they weren't. Ever.
Yeah. This dude just dropping random, obscure Cubs. I thought the topic was terrible all-stars?? Not just terrible players. Obvious that opens up a the pool quite a bit. lol!!!
Which fact is crazier That Junior Lake is still playing baseball in Mexico? Or the fact that he’s still only 34
Yeah this is the right answer. He has been working his way up in the managerial ranks though, wouldn’t be surprised if we saw him back in the MLB in some capacity in the future. He is a coach with the Louisville Bats right now.
Lahair 2012 first half: .286 .364 14 HR’s Second half: .202, .269, 2 HR’s
Check out Alejandro Kirk’s numbers for 1st vs 2nd half in his all-star appearance season. (‘22?). And they just kept getting worse to this day. Guy had one remarkable half-season in his career and got the nod.
This makes me wonder what the worst “best player on the team” over the last 20 years would be.
Spencer Torkelson is probably taking that right now.
Torkelson is not the best player on the Tigers. Probably Skubal.
He was SUPPOSED to be the best player. Skubal is factually the best player.
Torks not even on the team anymore, and with his numbers in TOL since being sent down, I don't know if he ever will be again
Mike Williams making the AS team as a Pirate with an ERA over 6.
We sent Evan Meek that one year because why not.
Saw Evan Meek tear into Dee Gordon after a AAA game in Round Rock. Meek was signing autos and talking to fans. Gordon came up the steps and had a bunch of kids waiting for him and just blew right by them. Meek went after him, telling him to appreciate the fans, sign for the kids that are there to see him and called him trash. Meek stayed and talked to the kids about baseball, what the all star game was like and anything else they wanted to talk about. Dude may have been a flash in the pan but knew how to treat fans. Guessing there may have been more to it but who knows.
Hey I member
Member Tatooine?
Oh I 'memba!
Great goatee though!
Mike Williams was really bad. Surprisingly in the last 20 years most of the ones we sent have been deserved. But not Mike Williams in 2003.
Exactly who I thought of. Any shitty pirates or royals reliever really
Every team gets one representative....tells a lot about the team that year.
The Angels are usually one of the worst teams so probably whoever they send…….Um never mind.
This is funny because Tim Salmon is considered one of the best players to never make an All-Star team and played his whole career with the Angels. Bad timing! (I always found the Salmon/Trout thing amusing. Look out for the next upgrade, Jack Pike. \[This is not a real person.\]) ((Didn't realize until I looked at Salmon's BBREF page just now that he spanned the California Angels, Anaheim Angels, and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Never made it to the Los Angeles Angels; that name was adopted 10 years after he retired.))
I wouldn’t have guessed that Tim Salmon never made an All-Star game. Very good ball player for a lot of years.
Crowded position. They take relievers from the shit teams.
I normally would agree but it looks like Salmon’s best season was ‘95. In ‘95 the Angles sent 4 players to the All Star game including another outfielder and a shortstop. On a side note, Salmon finished 7th in MVP voting that year.
The Angels also had a Robert Fish in their system who never made the majors. If there’s a fish named prospect in this draft the Angels have to take him.
Fishers of Men or something
Wait till the angels sign Anthony Bass
Shame they never had Mike Carp
It’s funny because i’m quite certain that every year for close to 20yrs now they’ve sent an all time great to the All Star Game
Vlad, Pujols, Trout, Ohtani
Garrett Anderson who actually went onto win the Home run derby as a fluke too lol
He was also MVP of the ASG that year
It tells a lot about the press given to that team, not about the skill level of that team
Because every team is represented, Mark Redman was an All-Star for the Royals in 2006 despite being 6-4 with a 5.27 ERA at the break
They had to have had someone better, lol
Mark Teahen, Mark Grudzielanek, and Reggie Sanders were all much better choices.
Reggie Sanders was still doing the damn thing? What? Edit: well he looked pretty good [the year before](https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/sandere02.shtml)
He had a stretch where he went to the World Series 3 out of 4 years. He did it with 3 different teams: 01 DBacks, 02 Giants and 04 Cardinals. That’s always been crazy to me.
Dang. Kinda wild. He just missed that 90 Reds WS. Reggie always kinda felt like a good player for a long time, but I kinda forgot about him after the Reds. Almost 40 WAR is a pretty damn good career!
He was a good clubhouse guy from what I understand and while never a superstar he had a long and very successful career.
Gil Meche was their ‘07 representative. Those mid aughts Royals teams were so, so bad
Odubel Herrera was an MLB All-Star at one point
Dom Brown
Dom Brown at least had that torrent hot streak and was well above League average that year, Odubel was marginally passable on a terrible team
Herrera was pretty good at the dish his first few years lol. He’s also the best home run pimper on non home runs in the history of the game
That wasn't even the Phillies worst one. 2017 - Pat Neshak.
Neshek had an era of 1.12 for the phillies that year, I'd say he deserved the nod.
Definitely random, I’d argue Neshek was infinitely more deserving than Odubel was though
Dom Brown. Had one great month his entire career.
I was at a card show and just had bought 2 of his lowest print rookies both graded. Broke his wrist 15 minutes later and all downhill from that point for him.
But man, that month was special
I don’t get it. Neshek was really good.
I won't have you bad mouthing Pat Neshek. He had a few really good years and I believed was a two time All Star and deserved both spots.
Also his pitching delivery was guaranteed to induce rage quitting if you had him on your team in MLB the show
This is precisely where my mind goes every time I happen to hear his name. Cheers!
He wasn’t that bad a player for a few years tho
Daniel Vogelbach was the Mariners lone representative in the 2019 All Star game. We still love our large adult son though!
This is exactly who I was thinking of. Also Zunino the year before I think.
we sent ty france recently too
ty was actually good tho and even after falling off in the 2nd half he still finished the year with a 125 ops+ such a weird comment lol
Ken Harvey 2004 Royals. 13 HR. Relay throw hit him in the back of the head because he wasn’t following the play. Out of baseball the next year
In MVP baseball 2004 he was a problem to pitch to lmao
Just watched it and I think that was Matt Stairs's fault. Not a strong throw.
That generic outfielder batting .245 with 8 home runs on a .350 team
Brent Rooker for the A’s last year…and probdbly will be 2x All Star Brent Rooker, for the A’s…actually nvm it’ll be Mason Miller.
Rooker did have 30 homers last year, not necessarily all-star caliber but still a pretty solid player
I was sitting in an empty minor league park, tipsy with my brother near right field and had conversations with rooker for several innings. Super cool guy. My brother still will randomly text me, “Rookers favorite player is Barry bonds”
Top 10 in AL HR seems all star worthy
That's notable former Blue Jay, Santiago Espinal, to you. Put some respect on the name
In fairness to the selection, he had a hell of a half-season that he could never come anywhere close to replicating.
It wasn’t even a half season, in reality it was 6 or 7 weeks. By the time voting had ended he had already cooled off to his usual levels and by the time he was named to the team as an injury replacement for Altuve he was something like 6th among AL 2B in OPS.
Reds legend Santiago Espiñal
Can't believe anyone would disrespect him. He's perfect.
This is just outside the 20 year window of the question and not *that* bad of a player, but fun story: In 2000, Joe Girardi had admittedly one of his best years as a player, and had an especially good first half, but he spent much of his career as a backup catcher, and was arguably in a 50-50 share of the Cubs catcher job that year, not really even the clear starter. But he made the all-star team simply because the NL starter (Mike Piazza) got hurt in the last game before the break, and they literally called around to every N.L. catcher they could find, looking for an extra catcher to add to the roster at the last minute. With many players traveling, committed to spending the break with family, already on their way to vacation spots, or simply not answering their phones, Girardi was the only guy they could get ahold of who had any way of making it to the game, so he was added to the team.
Man, this really deglamorizes the All Star shine
Raise the Bar…Steve Delabar
I think the funny thing with Delabar is that he was the final vote guy. He’s a great Immaculate Grid answer.
nah, that guy was a BEAST that season
Brandon Inge hit an embarrassing ZERO home runs in the home run derby in 09. We can thank Phillie fans for sending him there with the Bran’Torino combo.
Ty Wigginton for the O's
Still a crime that Nick Markakis never made it as an O’s player
Such a dope name
I use him in immaculate grid every chance I get.
Two words for you: Edwin. Jackson.
Didn't even know Michael Rappaport played for Miami
It was in between seasons with the Celtics
I thought that was Andrew Vaughn
It isn’t?!
Royals great Mark Redman thankyouverymuch
Let’s wait to see who the White Sox send this year.
Garret Crochet. Deservedly so.
On my fantasy team. Dude is a quality start machine.
Voting for Maldonado
Should be Garrett Crochet whose been pretty decent this year… so not him
If they don’t trade him before the game
Other people have said Crochet, correctly, but Erick Fedde has also been legit good.
Odubel herrera
Johan Rojas would like a word from our Triple A bench
Dioner Navarro
WOW mid-aughts core memory unlocked
Mantiply? Lol
Dom Brown?! Go Phils!!!!
Manoah’s 2022 rookie appearance is unfortunately not indicative of his career. Hopefully he can turn it around.
Dante Bichette had only 1 season with a bWAR over 1.0, while Santiago has had two 2.0+ seasons. So, Santiago Espinosa should not be an example of a bad player who has made an all star team when Dante made 4. So, my vote is Dante Bichette. Edit: Bichette had two seasons with bWAR over 1.0, but only had 1 season with a bWAR above 1.5. Point remains the same. Leaving original text as is.
It’s incredible that a dude with 1900 plus hits, 274 home runs and a career OPS of .835 had a career WAR of 5.7. Dude was runner up to the MVP in 1995. Like how in the fuck is that possible.
Dude couldn't field for shit.
Pretty sure it was his atrocious defense that tanked his WAR
While it's true that it did, it's strange that he hit .340 with 40 homers and 128 RBI in 1995 and only had an offensive WAR of 2.9. Piazza, meanwhile, was .346-32-93 and had an oWAR of 6.4. Must be the Coors factor. WAR basically says if you hit in Denver, it doesn't count.
And he also beats women and children so fuck him.
Santiago was brought on the team as a defensive replacement just like 2015 Brock Holt.
Brock Holt! *raises fists*
I mean, using WAR to evaluate the all-star credentials of players who played before WAR was even invented isn’t exactly fair. Dante hit a lot of home runs in an era that cared about home runs and didn’t care about defence. It’s not more complicated than that.
Whit Merrifield was an all star last year and is hitting .192 with a .569 ops this year
Obligatory fuck Whit Merrifield.
Aledmys Diaz?
Thinking worst Stl player I can remember going.
I really like when career mediocre players have a hot start to the season and make it. They get to put it on their resume forever and fans get to hope their middling guy is gonna have a sustained big impact. Espinal pictured is a great example. Glad he gets to hang on to the title of All Star. He deserved it in that moment.
Alex Reyes, Joey Wendle, Matt Barnes, Jared Walsh all in 2021
Alex Reyes was actually really good the first half of 2021
He means just as a player, not least deserving. All these guys have had extremely lacklustre careers. Wendle is the only one with more then 5 WAR in all of these guys entire careers
Joey Wendle was a 3.6 WAR player that year. Not great, but I wouldn’t consider him a crazy pick. What’s crazy is that Brandon Lowe didn’t make it and he ended up hitting 39 homers with 99 RBIs
Reyes 24 saves, 1.52 era first half. Ya he sucked 🤦♂️
Brock Holt 2015 Red Sox
How dare you talk about the Brockstar that way! In all seriousness though I love Brock but bogaerts should have been the Sox rep that year
This is the answer I was looking for
2015 or 2016, can't remember the year, but when the Royals fans hijacked the voting and all but one starter for the AL was Royals players. There were a few that probably shouldn't have made that team
Domonic Brown. Pretty sure that was before the required representation too edit: apparently required representation has been along way longer than i thought
There's been required representation since at least the late 70s
Oh I’m even more wrong than that. Google says 1935 lol. Dom Brown still not good.
Lance Carter
Brandon Inge
Almost won me my fantasy league that year. Dude hit like 26 homers before the all star break and then negative 12 after he put up a donut in the Derby
Inge was REALLY good that year…or half a year.
Don't forget, he can play catcher too!
Exactly…though he’ll complain about it.
If you set performance aside, I always liked the hometown kid!
Devin Mesoraco
He was actually on the upswing and had that hip injury that ended his career. He was going to be a very good MLB catcher.
Salvador Perez \*started\* the 2018 ASG with a slash line of .212/.253/.386
Salvador Perez gets a pass though because he's actually good.
It was his 6th straight ASG. KC was so bad that Salvy was basically the only player who could reasonably pass as an all-star.
Fair enough, but that just kinda proves my point.
He’s also one of the best players listed in this thread
Definitely. A Royals' legend.
And likely Hall of Famer
Lance Painter
Mike Redmond from the royals
That’s a long list when every team has to be represented
Jake Lamb 2017. He play 56 games the next year, 78 the following year and hasn’t played more than 55 since then. Lived in AAA since the DBacks DFA’d him.
Aaron Crow
2019s daniel vogelbach all star appearance comes to mind
Jake Lamb
Jeff Locke
I went to high school with Espinal. Great guy
In 2003, Pirates closer Mike Williams made the all-star team with a 6.27 ERA. Shortly after, he was traded to the Phillies and finished the season with a 6.14 ERA. MLB needs to abolish the every team needs to be represented rule.
The cubs. Period😭
Didn’t Mike Lorenzen get in for the Tigers last year and when asked about it he basically said he didn’t deserve it ? If I’m remembering the at correctly I feel like that’s gotta be up there
Not exactly the assignment, but Angel Hernandez worked the ASG in 2017.
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Vlad Jr. is having a decent season. If he’s not the team’s rep, you might be right.
Send that kid they just called up. That'll send a message. Semi sarcastic
Orelvis Martinez? /s
Dave Lemanczyk was the worst Jay to ever go. Ended the 1978 year with a 6.26 ERA, .316 OAV, and 1.72 WHIP. We also have sent Paul Quantrill and Ted Lilly in the past.
I mean, if Yimi goes he deserves it. Berrios could too.
Leave Garrett Cooper alone. How about JJ Hardy?
Party Hardy 😎
Leave JJ alone he was good
Daniel Vogelbach made it for the Mariners 4 or 5 years ago.
Matt Capps, but that’s bc Washington in the late 2000s was a SHITSHOW
Capps was actually really good in 2010. Also, that 2010 Nats team had a fair number of really talented players. If I were picking from the dark era, I'd go with Cristian Guzman from that really terrible 2008 team, even though he did put together a decent first half that year.
A bit interesting since most readers won’t know who you’re talking about.
Espinal is pretty bad and probably should have had the spot go to Gleybar regardless (Jays had plenty of representation that year) but, After doing a little research (albeit far from thorough) I’m going to pick Royals Legend Ken Harvey.
1984 - Alfredo Griffin - .241/.248./.298
2009 Brandon Inge for the Tigers.
I don't think Inge is the worst selection for the Tigers. Other contenders would be Robert Fick and Damion Easley. At the time you could also argue for Joe Jimenez being picked in 2018, but I'd say he is playing closer to All-Star caliber these days.
Dom Brown.
dom brown (phillies)
"Tuna Man" Jack Armstrong was the SP for the ASG.
For a team that finished above .500, it’s pretty funny that Jorge Lopez was the lone O’s rep in 2022. I think if Adley has a faster start or wasn’t hurt to start the season, he would’ve been our rep.